SYDNEY, 24 February 2026 – The “Bad Bunny fever” has officially reached boiling point in Australia as the Puerto Rican superstar prepares to make his long-awaited debut in Sydney this weekend. Following a record-breaking performance at the Super Bowl earlier this month, the global icon is set to bring his Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour to Sydney Olympic Park for two massive stadium shows.
Latest Updates: The A380 Arrival and Tour Hype
In a move that has captivated aviation enthusiasts and music fans alike, reports emerged today, 24 February, of a mysterious Qantas Airbus A380 charter flight. The double-decker aircraft reportedly flew a 15-hour direct route from São Paulo to Sydney specifically to transport Bad Bunny’s extensive production crew and equipment. This high-profile arrival underscores the scale of the production heading to ENGIE Stadium.
The Sydney residency comes just days after Bad Bunny dominated global headlines for his Super Bowl halftime performance, which celebrated Puerto Rican culture and Latin heritage. Despite some political controversy in the United States regarding the Spanish-language set, the performance has only served to skyrocket ticket demand for his Australian dates.
Sydney Concert Schedule & Venue Details
Bad Bunny will perform two exclusive shows at ENGIE Stadium (formerly GIANTS Stadium) in Sydney Olympic Park. These dates represent his only scheduled performances in Australia for this world tour.
| Date | Venue | Location | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saturday, 28 February 2026 | ENGIE Stadium | Sydney Olympic Park, NSW | Limited Tickets Available |
| Sunday, 1 March 2026 | ENGIE Stadium | Sydney Olympic Park, NSW | Selling Fast |
What to Expect: Setlist and Merchandise
The Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour supports his sixth solo studio album of the same name, released in 2025. Fans can expect a career-spanning setlist featuring global hits such as “Tití Me Preguntó”, “MONACO”, and “Me Porto Bonito”, alongside new tracks from his latest chart-topping album.
For those looking to commemorate the historic visit, limited edition “Bad Bunny Australia Tour” t-shirts are being released this weekend. Local pop-up shops and venue stalls are expected to see significant queues as fans scramble for the exclusive merchandise featuring unique Australian-themed designs.
Public Sentiment and Fan Community
While Australia has historically been a slower market for reggaetón compared to the Americas, the 2025 Spotify Wrapped data confirmed Bad Bunny as the top global artist for the fourth time, with a surging listener base in Sydney and Melbourne. On social media platforms like Reddit, fans are already coordinating meetups for the General Admission pits, with many travelling from interstate to witness the “Conejo Malo” in person.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there still tickets available for the Sydney shows?
As of 24 February 2026, limited tickets remain for both the Saturday and Sunday performances. Prices are currently starting from approximately A$357.20 through official resale and remaining primary allocations.
Is the Sydney concert an all-ages event?
Yes, the shows at ENGIE Stadium are classified as all-ages events, though specific sections (such as licensed bars) will require valid ID for entry.
What time does Bad Bunny start his performance?
The event is scheduled to begin at 5:00 pm, with support acts typically taking the stage before Bad Bunny’s headline set later in the evening. Fans are encouraged to arrive early due to high security and expected crowds at Sydney Olympic Park.
Will there be more Australian dates added?
Current tour schedules indicate that the Sydney shows are the final planned stops for the Australian leg before the tour concludes in Europe this July. No additional cities have been announced.